Defining freedom through music

Times of Bennett | Updated: Aug 13, 2022 12:07

By Ankita Pandey
Advaita, the music club of the University organised a patriotic singing competition “Awaaz-e-hind” with “My Freedom, My Way” as part of the “Har Ghar Tiranga” campaign.

Performers were asked to define what freedom means to them through a song. The winner Akshita Trivedi, (BAJMC 3rd Year) expressed her meaning of freedom through the song “Maa Tu” and Praful Tripathi (BAJMC 2^nd year), who was the runner up, sang “Teri mitti me mil jawa.”

Manya Sharma and Tanmay Verma were the hosts for the evening. Event organiser Jayati Jha, said “I feel so proud that we were able to host such a great event, we have the most deserving winners.”

Participant Ishani Ghosh said, “I wanted to participate because it is a day to dedicate to our freedom”.

A trio of BTech students with two singers and one guitarist got huge round of applause for their performance.

Volunteers decorated the venue with tri-coloured balloons to create a colourful ambience.

(The writer is 3rd year student of BA JMC course at Bennett University)
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